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Data Exclusivity for Pharmaceuticals: TRIPS Standards and Industry’s Demands in Free Trade Agreements: Carlos M. Correa
Data for LCSA - state of the art and outlook , pp 164-179: Thomas Sonderegger, Emilia Moreno Ruiz, Till M. Bachmann, Marco Bianchi, Rosan Harmens and Alessandra Zamagni
Data for travel behaviour research: recent advances, challenges and opportunities in the era of smart cities , pp 197-218: Sylvia Y. He, Sui Tao, Zhenzhen Wang and Shuli Luo
Data leveraging in energy markets in the aftermath of EDF and ENEL: taking stock, looking ahead , pp 237-253: Alexis Brunelle, Adrien de Hauteclocque, Pablo Ibáñez Colomo and Juliette Ogez
Data Management and Analysis: .
Data management in sport organizations: Dominik Schwizer and Michael Burch
Data matter: as data become matter, design matters , pp 143-148: Petter Falk
Data on the Functions of Government: Where Are We Now?: Neil Fraser and Paul Norris
Data ownership , pp 135-145: Jasper Verstappen
Data privacy: Dave Milne
Data privacy , pp 384-396: Ine Van Zeeland and Jo Pierson
Data privacy, ethics and strategic leadership , pp 330-347: Jill A. Brown, Andrew Ward and Ja-Nae Duane
Data Problems and Empirical Modeling in Developing Economies: William Gibson
Data protection and regulation of social media: Elaine Fahey
Data protection regulation and cloud computing , pp 26-42: Henry Chang
Data Requirements for Cost Accounting in the Mail Communication System: Leon A. Pintsov and Andrei Obrea
Data Resources and Econometric Techniques: William Bosshardt and Peter Kennedy
Data science for institutional and organizational economics , pp 248-259: Jens Prüfer and Patricia Prufer
Data sources for studying violence over place and time: Terance D. Miethe, Christopher A. Forepaugh and Timothy C. Hart
Data sources for the study of gender and corruption , pp 146-159: Kelly Senters Piazza and Gustavo Diaz
Data transfer, data pools and data spaces in the light of the Horizontal Guidelines and Block Exemptions: Björn Lundqvist
Data visualisation in migration research: the case of circular migration plots , pp 296-311: Nikola Sander and Andreas Genoni
Data work as an organizing principle in developing AI , pp 38-57: Angelos Kostis, Leif Sundberg and Jonny Holmström
Data-driven approach for the digital transformation in small and medium-sized enterprises: insights from Brazil: Enzo Morosini Frazzon, Luciana Stradioto, Julia Cristina Bremen and Pedro Onorio
Data-driven conglomerate mergers: Daniele Condorelli and Jorge Padilla
Data-intensive medicine , pp 474-487: Klaus Hoeyer
Data-sharing regulation in transport: follow the money: Juan Montero and Elodie Petrozziello
Databank of Takaful and Retakaful , pp 315-367: .
Date of service , pp 120-128: Vincent Richard
Dating and online partnership formation: Gina Potarca
Dating as Leisure: Véronique Flambard, Nicolas Vaillant and François-Charles Wolff
David Hume (1711–1776): Daniel Diatkine
David Hume: Of Interest (1752) , pp 267-273: .
David Hume: Of Money (1752) , pp 260-266: .
David Hume: Of the Balance of Trade (1752) , pp 274-282: .
David Hume’s ‘judicious spectator’ , pp 14-22: .
David Laidler (b. 1938) , pp 323-353: .
David Ricardo (1772–1823): Heinz Kurz
David Ricardo, Robert Torrens and the Discovery of Comparative Advantage , pp 51-74: .
De Gustibus Non Est Disputandim: .
De Viti de Marco vs. Ricardo on public debt: self-extinction or default? , pp 3-16: Giuseppe Eusepi and Richard E. Wagner
De-dollarization: Sergio Rossi
De-globalization, de-commercialization, and semi-mediatization: the influence of COVID-19 on global sport communication , pp 88-98: Wei Wei and Li Siying
De-industrialisation in sub-Saharan Africa: myth or crisis? , pp 137-158: Hossein Jalilian and John Weiss
De-legitimising the social sciences and humanities through peer review , pp 235-250: Gemma E. Derrick and Tony Ross-Hellauer
De-normalizing subject positions in diversity interventions: how different can differences be(come)? , pp 265-288: Anja Ostendorp and Chris Steyaert
De-Privatization? Case Studies of Government Banks’ Performance in Developing Countries During the Financial Crisis: Chung-Hua Shen and Chih-Yung Lin
De/centralization , pp 106-116: Paolo Dardanelli
De/re/bordering remoteness in times of crisis: migration for reterritorialization and revitalization of a remote region , pp 93-110: Anna Krasteva
DEA and transportation efficiency , pp 453-477: Kevin Hyosoo Park and Young-Tae Chang